Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-07
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First class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
New Soap Material next week at
Durham's, Coburn.
"A good laupdry'nan and an exper-
fenced photographer would find this
town good business location.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale a lot of choice brick.
&C. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Nov roll all your Trade Dollars to
Coburn, and get 100 cents for every
dollar at Durhan's.
WIN. Fielder and son, of near
Penn Hall, were in town on Tuesday,
30 visit their many relatives and
friends.
EASTER CARDs.-A full line of Eas-
Ter Cards just received at the Journal
store. Something very unique and
beautiful.
MIR. N. w. Cronmiller, of Belle
font e, was among our callers yesterday
and we found him as lively and agree
able as ever.
For SALE.-A 24.inch Plaping and
Matching Machine. For particulars in
quire of ELIAS LUsE & Son,
l4.2t Millheim, Ia.
AT the Lutheran church next Sun
day morning Rev. NJ. L. Deitzler will
preach in English, and will administer
the Loid's supper.
NorIcE.-Miss Emma Edmunds, of
Aaronsburg, wishes to announce that
she will com mmence her spring term of
school in that place on the 18th Of this
month.
The truck of the Bellefonte Hook
and Ladder Company will be styled
"Coronet," after the ocean yacht,
which recently won tue race across the
Atlantic.
The town council at their meeting
last Monday voted to have new cross
ing built from the eastern corner of
Mnsser & Smiths hardware building
to the race bridge.
1t is said that Geo Mench, resi-
dent of this place, succeeded in getting
position on the railroad as brakeman.
Glad to hear that George has found
permanent employment.
The measles made great inroads
into the schools of this Borough the
last few months, which accounts for
the small number of attendants given
in the school reports.
A few have already made garden,
and are watching for the first green
blades of the young onions. The
chances are ten to one that the young
vegetables will meyer come up.
M ichael Ulrich is erecting new
slaughter-iouse back of the stable on
his premises south of town. Its isolat-
ed location removes all fear of being de-
trimental to the health of town.
Bessie Sturgis, under the careful
nursing of her aunt, Mrs. A. Walter,
safely got oyer an attack of the measles.
Ida, the writer's daughter, is also re-
covering from the same di ease.
High Constable Hartman was a.
round this week to get the canine pop
ulation of Millheim and assessed 81
dogs. This is well-guarded borough,
but the tax ON dogs is too dog.low.
Mr.. Newton Brumgard, one Uf
Miles townships substantial citizens
gave US pleasant call on Tuesday and
added his name to the JOURNAL list.
Such visitors are indeed welcome to our
sanctum.
Willard Mechtly, the skilled brick
layer, of Beaver Springs, Snyder coun-
ty, was up last week to see after sum
mer jobs. He has the contract for the
brickwork of the new Lutheran church
at Coburn.
The fence which heretofore ran
along the mill race near the Crawford
factory plot was recently moved back
on the west side of the Knitting Mills,
which greatly chan yes the looks Of that
piece of ground.
j. Hay Brown and W. U. Hensel,
the former chairman of the Democratic
state committe, are the partners In the
practice of law, in Lancaster, Pa, un'
der the firm name of Brown & Hensel,
since April 4th.
Mr.. VIM. Harter, of Hartleton was
i'm town on business last Thursday and
gave this Office call. We are always
glad to see him, but this time we were
especially pleased with his ylsit. Call
again, William.
Pain Sunday was bright and
sunnv dav. Promenaders and pleasure